How To Make Bucket Seat Foam With Bearing Allowance Trick!!!

Recently being featured for the interior work done on this 1940 Chevy makes me feel accomplished. With this in mind, I have a list of people, a small network if you will, I'd like to say thank you too. This build would not be possible without them. So first and foremost to the owners Michael Harris & Kathy Green Harris. I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to be a part of this historic restoration. I enjoyed every minute of the build and love hearing that you're cruising the local car shows often!!! Enjoy the truck, the T-shirts and win some trophies.🏆 But this wouldn't be possible without Ernies Southern Off Road Thank you for inviting me in on this build.🤝 We have great history together. Here's another winner for the books. Bronco is halfway done. Can't wait to see what's in store next. Apex Leather you guys are all around rockstars. I can't tell you how amazing your features make the trimmers feel. Including myself. It was my pleasure doing the tour of your facility. Your leather and your staff are a pleasure to work with. See you on the next project.😉 Lion apparel and marketing took this project to the next level with matching shirts 👀. In fact, they handles all of my apparel needs. Stickers, t-shirts, banners, cards etc. Everything is online so you don't have to go anywhere. Win.... And lastly, I'd like to thank Mike Barcia and DOW Technologies for coming through on this, all Alpine audio system. At the time getting equipment was especially hard as everything was backed up at the ports. I did have to pre-order, but everything arrived in time to complete the truck by my deadline. Hats off sir. There's no misconception on why you consistently win salesperson of the year. And congratulations. With all that being said, even though I build alone, It takes a network of professionals knowledgeable in their fields too pull off a build like this. So once again thank you to everyone involved.
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[@santoscamacho3361]

You were very informative and very brief ..thanks..I have the passion to learn..Thanks for your time and what you do.

[@twistedartisan2131]

Welcome, thanks for watching glad you enjoyed!!!

[@charles1matt]

Try an electric fish fillet knive for cutting your foam, spray silicone on the blade to cut like butter 👍 and great work!

[@twistedartisan2131]

Yes, they work great!! Just my luck to have my foam saw go down in the middle of the video. The only thing I had available was a hacksaw blade. But turkey carvers work well. Thanks for watching.

[@coursehome]

Very nice job. Mark Tennessee

[@thatgivesmeanidea6760]

I payed 45k for school at wyotech to learn less then your teaching everyone 😂😢. Keep this up love the way you do it!!

[@twistedartisan2131]

I appreciate the compliment. Wyotech definitely has this place in the industry though. But, I am a trimmer that went to the school of hard knocks. I've been in the industry for over 30 years. Although I enjoy a good build at any level. My new passion is to teach anyone willing to learn. Thanks for watching. I'm in the process of building a recording studio so hold on......

[@grevesgarage]

Your bearing trick for a guide is super slick! I have a Singer 111w155 (that's way older than me), and I'll definitely be trying this!

[@twistedartisan2131]

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Hopefully the bearing trip works out great for you. Thanks for watching!!!

[@scod3908]

If you drill and tap the back of that machine you can fit a swing down guide

[@twistedartisan2131]

First, thanks for watching the V-log. I understand I can make an attachment, set something up permanently, or even make it removable. That segment was to add tips and tricks to the video for people that are just starting out. I appreciate you taking your time to leave feedback. Thank you!

[@soldiercoleone]

What size bearing do you use for your sa im kinda ocd I gotta figure the proper dimensions haha smh

[@twistedartisan2131]

Typically for me about 3/8. But I have different size bearings, depending on how you sew. Not saying this trick is for every job. But for like a gym seat, something that you need to be fast and efficient on. This trick is ideal

[@coursehome]

We're are you located. Mark Tennessee

[@twistedartisan2131]

When not traveling I'm in Florida.

[@stevemiller7654]

Why is the gas filler in the middle of the wooden bed floor? That is just plain stupid ! ! !....

[@twistedartisan2131]

Maybe you should keep comments like that to yourself. Maybe this was the person's lifelong dream to build their own truck. Maybe they didn't know all the tricks to make it top notch, but they gave it their all. Why would you waste your energy hating on somebody else's dream build???

[@stevemiller7654]

LOL. Oh, I'm sorry, His lifelong dream was a beautiful truck with a shitty gas filler?Did you put it thee? It's just a pet peeve of mine when a builder takes the easy way out rather than placing that filler where it won't interfere with a load, like a cooler, chairs, and canopy for a show. And also awkward reach over the tailgate to access that ill thought out filler. Keeping comments to myself is not what these videos are all about. Maybe the next builder will take note, think about it, and place his filler where it is accessible, and not take the easy way out. BTW: I love you upholstery work.... ....RooDog....